Browsing School of Computing and Informatics Technology (CIT) Collection by Subject "Software development"

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    • A comparative analysis of object oriented visualization tools 

      Mugabi, Emmanuel (2009-11-18)
      Visualization is an important tool that is presently used by most software developers in managing and controlling the large amount of data generated. In order to be effective and useful, it is important that such visualizations ...

    • A Computer aided learning tool: case of normalization of relational schemata 

      Mwanzia, Samuel King’oo (2005-09)
      There has been a variance between the conceived and achieved goals in the design of computer aided learning tools. The lack of user-friendliness and flexibility have been some of the factors contributing to the failure of ...

    • Decision support systems 

      Wanyama, Tom; Lumala, Agnes F. N. (Fountain Publishers Kampala, 2007)
      Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS)-Based Software Development (CBSD) has the potential to reduce time and resources required to develop software. However, In order to realize the benefits, which COTS bring to software ...

    • E-procurement: improving management of public procurement in Uganda's Central Government 

      Ngobe, James (2007-04)
      The aim of this study was to design and implement an e-procurement information system that may be adopted for the public procurement in the central government of Uganda in order to ease analysis and dissemination of ...

    • The effect of cultural differences on software development 

      Patel, D.; Lawson-Johnson, C.; Patel, S. (Fountain Publishers, Kampala., 2009)
      This study investigates the cultural issues concerning software development in which the United States (US) and Europe outsource their Information Technology (IT) offshore to emerging countries. Though the benefits of ...

    • The effect of user interface design on software development 

      Nkalubo, Lenard (2007-02)
      The purpose of this study was to show that the improvement of the user interface of any software application can greatly affect the application’s performance and marketing. This would effectively change its software ...